We publish the price. That is the whole idea.
Trisha Cab is an intercity car hire company based in Vadodara, running a small network of routes properly rather than a large one badly.
Why the fare is on the website
Almost every cab company in this market hides the price behind a form. You fill in your phone number, someone calls you back, and the figure you are given depends on who picks up and how busy the day looks. It is the single most common complaint travellers have about intercity taxis in India, and it is entirely fixable.
So we fixed it. Every route we run often enough to be confident about is published with its price, both vehicle classes, on a page anyone can read without giving us anything first. If the number is on the page it is the number you pay, and if a route is not on the page we will quote it honestly rather than guess.
A small network, run properly
We do not claim two thousand cities. We run the corridors between Vadodara, Ahmedabad, Surat, Mumbai and a handful of places either side of them, every single day. That is a deliberately short list, and it is why our drivers know which stretch of NH48 is being resurfaced this month and which toll plaza backs up on a Friday evening.
The people driving
Every driver is police verified and commercially licensed, and the ones who work these routes work them regularly rather than being allocated at random. You get the driver's name, the vehicle and the plate number by message the evening before you travel, and a live location link on the day.
Four promises, plainly stated.
We will not change the price
Not for the hour, the weather, the traffic or the festival calendar. The quote is the fare.
We will not swap the car
No changing vehicles halfway and no sharing your booking with another passenger.
We will not leave without you
If your flight is late the driver waits, at no cost, for as long as the airline takes.
We will not add at the end
No toll request, no driver allowance, no parking charge produced at the destination.
A look at the operation.
